Parkinson's & Movement Disorder Rehabilitation
Aids in balance, tremor control, and improving muscle stiffness through personalized movement therapy.
Why Parkinson's & Movement Disorder Rehabilitation is Done
- To improve balance and reduce fall risk
- To control tremors and involuntary movements
- To reduce muscle stiffness and rigidity
- To enhance walking and mobility
- To maintain independence in daily activities
How Parkinson's & Movement Disorder Rehabilitation is Done
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Assessment: Evaluation of movement patterns, balance, and functional abilities
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Balance Training: Exercises to improve stability and prevent falls
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Gait Training: Walking exercises with proper technique
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Stretching: Flexibility exercises to reduce rigidity
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Voice Therapy: Speech exercises for communication improvement